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1THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
dHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 5TH STREET, BETWEEN
AND G STREETS SOUTHEAST, BEING
PREMISES NUMBERED 2O2 AND 2O4 5TH
STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia dated the 21st day n:T
June. 1887, and passed in . cause in said court @:
wherein Jennie NJ. Corrigsn ia complainant and Mary
Corrgan ct al defendants, being No. 1864
the equity docket Of said the undersgned as
trustee in said will offer for SALE At public
ton, in front Of premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the
PM the real estate situate in the
city Of Washington in the District of Columbia and
known aud designated as lots numbered 16 and H. Of
John T. Corrigans subdivision of lots numbered and
8, in square numbered S43, said subdivision is
books for the District Of Columbia Each Of said lots
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree: Onethird
cash. and the residue In equal at and
years after date Of sale with six cent interest,"
SD deferred payments to be secured by the notes OF
The purchaser and reserved lien upon the property
one hundred dollars tslo0 will be required at the time
within fifteen days from the time Of sale the trustee
days advertsenlent in The Evening Star Newspaper
conveyancing and recording at the purchasers cost
5yl-dkds Webster Law building.
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wv b. WILLIAMS, Auct1oneer,
W. 10th and SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
No 1875 STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUC-

BY virtue Of deed of trust duly made and e1-
dass on the eeventa er DAY Of A.
fSo SO ct Of the land records Of the District Of
by, we will SELL ut public auction, In front Of the prem
ises on MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY,
A. ID; 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, part of Lot num-
bered five t5l in Square numbered two hundred and
ninety three l2e: said part Of lot having frontage
street and running back with even width eighty
Frame Dwelling, No. 1s25.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, the balance in equal instruments at
one and two years with interest at rate of per
Per annlim, payable semi-annually, and secured by
at cost OF purchaser. 300 to he deposited at time
OF sale. Ii the terms OF sale not complied with
within 30 days from date of sale the property will be
resold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
ALBERT +. FOX, I r...
3y9-d&ds MARTIN NJ. ROHRER, I AFustees.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGl0glanS to The Stal.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1.-The Globe Democrat
makes editorial announcement on the authority
OF leading member Of the nnsncial committee
that the statement was made by an evening paper
Saturday last and referred to In these dispatches
visit ST. Louis viii materially lessen the subscrip-
lions to the Grand Army fund is entirely incorrect
The member OF the committee adds that so far
the losses are less than $1OO, and that the per-
centage OF unpaid subscriptions VIII be much
smaller than the average when the collectors shall
have finished their work.
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RANGE OF THE THERhoHBTHR-Thef following
were the readings at the signal Oflise to-day: T.
~. 20; 2p.m., SIS; maximum. IS; minimum, ca
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j. A. Settle, president or the Emmner Telephone
Co., wrttey TO TIE STAB In relation to the para
graph published Saturday In reference to the state
ment attributed to Mr.. W. j. Newton, assignee OF
w. K Mclean, and says that Mr.. Mclean never
had q thirteenth interest In the Emmner Tele-
workings OF the company that there can be any
objection TO the public knowing. 'srhe suit re-
fered TO" MIR. Settle says 'fs private matter be-
tween Mclean and Julius Baumgarten, and not
the result OF any fault Of the company. should
such f0rtuitous opportunity occur TO sell out the
Emmner company Tor large sum OF money! as
suggested In said article, all parties interested
would be consulted and duly protected SO long as
lam president thereof"
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NEW YORK, July 1.-the case Of Police Officer
Hahn, who murdered Jack Hussey, was to-day set
for trial on the first Monday or the september
term. Hahn'S defense will be insanity, and that
Hussey's death was due to maltreatment, and not
to the pistol shot wound.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
OF the New York stock Market Reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge. 539 10th street
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ATTORNEYS.

~ Law, Barbour Law building, 400 Louisiana
avenue. Washington. u. c Residence. l2IS st.
u. ". dr.
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PROFESSIONAL

MI NE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
X1 LIFE Anbusness confidential Ladies and gem
pemen 80 cents each. 40S street, between 4tha and
otu streets northwest jel4-Z7I'
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PROPOSALS.

WARRINGTON, d. C., July 6, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received bv the smith
- sopa9 Institution Until n, 18Th JULY 1887
repairs OF the western portion Of the Smithsonian
Building Plans and specifications may be seen ut the
ton, D. G. e'
s. LANGLEY,
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FNHD Sl0-James II. johnson was before the
Police Court this afternoon charged with assault
ing VIM. 8. Vaughn, and he pleaded guilty. "
Vaughn testified that last Thursday johnson paid
him some money, and Is he took the money john
son struck him In the eye and knocked him down.
Vaughn said that johnson struck him with his
fst but the latter said that he only slapped him.
fino OF 40 was imposed.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Richard
Murphy and Maggie sullivan; Francis Marshall
and sarah Devaun; Richard Bean and Emma
Carl0ne Brady, both OF Prince Georges County,
Nd; John E Mitchell and Madeline T. Jones;
George +. Tower. OF st. Louis Mo-, and Isabel
Gould; Luke West and Sophie shelton; ID. ID.
william seymour and Ida Lyies, both OF Fairfax
County, Va; Christian Aienkdng and Eleanor A.
Lehneat.
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V,NE SALE - AT BARGAIN, AN ELEGIBLY
situated piece of property, consisting OF reuizrk-
AbS Hel-Ollt spacious BrcA House, excellent
GISlo viii ali modern conyenieuces clstern stable
ai1 cSrr14se house and rooHy. handsomely improved
k.OunIs; suitable for nrst-class fsIIily residence,
I ard ~ notise or young .ays school, or the ground
CAR arrange as To provide space for three ai-
toal - "a! 10 sell the property
l. ON hIsh ground the corner Of two pleasant
streets Sii within ore square " two sreetcar nes.
ots IN either ss.e Nel-EDorhood improving.
IoI sale Investment SPECULATION, according
u inciALauOA u purchaser. Apply
THOMAS j. USHER
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WIT 4 CLEkK WA DI6Aiso3bs-A vIsZU0 cIef,
In the surgeon Generals once. War Department
has been dismissed under peculiar circumstance
In order to make Q little extra money he hired Q
post-onice box, and issued 20 distant points CIR.
culaP Offering 20 secure Government employment
FOR those oeSringit for consideration. In answer
TO Inquiries he nxed the price e. go, and ap-
thrivfn0 business, but Tor an Investigation BY
poet-0f3ce ofncialA who g0G IN mixing OF what
waS going on. The facfs were reported to the
mary DISMISSAL He protested tAat he he'd n
tended No oAens0, - his plan was elmply % Tor.
ward in answer % SeaatttaAco2 cop1ta8 The c1v1l.
service rule9
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CONTACTS for furnishing miscellaneous supplies
to the Interior Department have been awarded to
the following Washingtontans: VIM. Ballautyne
4 Son, Herman Baumgarten, Julius Baumgarten,
Robert BOYD, Burns Collins, L b. 0eneste q Co,
z. b. Gilman, r. K. Helphenstine, Geo. J. johnson,
c, K. Judson, John Keyworth, Julius Lansburgh,
Netzger Bro, w. B. Moses Z Son, John G. Parker,
Lorenzo Rice, l. H. Schneider 4 Son, Alex. Smith,
J. 8. Topham, 3. r. Ware, Wlliett 4 Libby,
Wheatley Bros and w. s. Whttm0re.
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Ifok SALE
Il Ei<Bt room bay window modern STYLE House
within two squares OF Capitol, "a $50
SeNyL-Fol IN stylish new House. with elegant cellar,
EigntrOOIn y. b. House. cellar and summer Kitchen
large yard with stable on and side alleys
the oesi Oalit and handsonest family houses in
- - - . 49, n ~
very pretty little home on New Jersey SIS, = 80
hne mansion and large grounds i'll Vest End 900
Jys-3t I. H. SfPHEbD Co, 1907 st.
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NOR SALE - SIX LOTS ON NJ ST. NEAR NEW
it Hampshire ave. will be sold at . great barg IN if
taken in the next few days; ~ squares northesst
squaEe feet IL n only few feet auth Il Pa
ave, price i5c-. II taken within i've daya
r A. DAhSEILLE,
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LADIES' GOODS.

TN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OF
TRIMMED BONNETS and HATS,
we are offering them at GREAT BARGAINS.
ALL COLORED sTRAWS AT ACTUAL COST
Parties leaving the city will find the very latest
styles in Dress and Shade Hats for Country sea-
side wear. Vt
MRS NJ. J. HUNT
my26 1909 street NV.
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Rosenberg Il Co. 81
Straw hats-the latest styles. p. Rosenberg
s. Co. 81
rs alpaca coats, from $500 to SIS 80 worth
from $500 10 $3.50. L. Rosenberg & Co. 5-4
lot white vests at $780, worth Sl.5O. p.
Rosenberg S Co. 81
If YOU wish low.quartcr new shoes at 81 25
worth Sl.75 call on Z. Rosenberg t Co, 81
Best figured lawns at cents. p. Rosenberg
& Co. 81
Cheapest line Of Indian linens and Victoria
lawns at p. Rosenberg Co. 81
II you wish good unlaundried shirt from
30 cents to Sl.U0 call on p. Rosenberg & Co. 81
Gents patent leather pumps, reduced from
Sl.jO to Sl25. p. Rosenberg d Co. 81
y large lot of cause undershirts from 25 TO IS
cents. +. Rosenberg e. Co. 81
If you wish a good valse less than New
York cost, call on p. Rosenberg IL Co. 81
have q few white and colored dress robes
left stock that will be sold for less than cost.
w. Z. Bell i-o7
Window curtains on scrim, from l0c per
yard to l5c. Elainnie from l5c. per yard to
l62&c Lace cloths from l5c. to 25c. W: L.
Bell. Alb
Black silk parasols for mourning. w. E.
Bcii. 4 81
BY using one can OF prepared carriage paint
you can paint your buggy for 81 90 no varnish
nee ssary. Sold by. p. B. Speed. 4-2O
If you wish stylish dress, you should see
my line Of colored French flouncng In three
widths to match. w. E. Bell. 4-27
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ONE Of the ,prettiest and on one Of, Of the ne
'tladies store' OF r. NJ. Haddon & Co. Their
large store room has been crowded almost
daily for three weeks past, with the fair sex
from all parts Of the county. They carry an
immense stock of nothing in the world but
millinery, dress goods and ladies furnishing
goods generally. They spare neither labor
nor time to suit their customers, and they be-
lieve in the power OF printers ink. See the
number of specialties which they advertise
this week.
A FIRM in Philadelphia has learned that
there is to be new paper started at Abbe-
Vile. We know nothing or any such move
ment, but splendid opportunity is now Of
fered to any enterprising firm who would like
to have lucrative business In which there is
necessary almost no capital, and very little Ia
Dor.
cepted the invitation to deliver the anniver-
sary address before the Laurensville Female
College ut the next Commencement.
MRS. CARRIE JONES, widow Of the late
Robert Y. Jones of Cokesbury, died Mt the
house of Mr.. G.. w. Syfan last Saturday Of
paralysis, at an advanced age.
Miss BESSIE CoTHRAN of Millway was in
town one day last week, making selections
from the beautiful goods to be found in our
millinery stores.
WE expect to publish next week the histo-
ry Of Rocky River Presby yterian church. The
Judicial Monstrosity crowded 1t out this
week.
LUCY DERICoTT, an old colored woman,
OF this village, was buried yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. ANDREW WooDHuRsT is at work TAX
Ing pinnacles from the Episcopal church.
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, May 4, 1887.
Eyaugelistic Work.

Rev. ]. \. Munday of North Carolina, ont
recently of Georgia, has been preaching 10
crowded houses Of our people since last FIJI
day night, and it is hoped that he has done
good, He has manner and style peculiar 10
himself, and speaks with great force anu en-
ersy, holding the undivided attention ol ms
audiences from first to last. In his warfare
on the sins of the day he tells some very
plain truths, and makes some pointed nome
thrusts at those who violate the moral ana
divine laws. His manner of speech is some,
what different from the usual stralght,lacea
authordo2 plan of assaulting the strongnoldS
OF Gin, and his mode OF acquiring territory
in the dominions of his royal majesty In the
neither world is new for these parts of the
moral vineyard. On each night, however,
the crowd In attendance was larger than u
was on the previous night, until last nlgni,
there was slight falling of In the attend.
ance, on account, we presume, Oh the lact
that IL was known that twenty-five cents au-
mittance fee would be charged. The crowd,
though, was large last night. rms 1act prov,
ed that all OF Abbevllie was not IN searcn OF
that grace which is absolutely free, and that
they were unwilling to "dead-head' their
way to the city of pearly gates and golden
streets.
Mr.. Mundy is an entertaining speaker and
will always have hearers, wherever ne may
20. His lecture last night was his best effort;
and full Of hnmor, words OF wisdom, ana
wholesome edmonton. He seems 10 oe
an earnest worker, and we trust that his
labors may result in good.
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White pearl buttons from the smallest to
the largest. w. E. Bell. 4-T
Ladies' and misses silk gloves and mitts In
cream, white, black and colored. w. e. Bell
Yelling in all the new goods for face veil.
Ing. w. E. Bell. 4-l8
Ice cold sods water only cents glass at
Speeds drug store. 40
Use Johnson's kalsomine to whiten your
plastered walls. It is the most durable and
will not rub off. A variety of colors for sale
} y P. B. Speed.
for sale by p. B. Speed. 40
A; homespun. "a; bieached homespun. is;
bleached homespnn, a; plaid and checked
If you wish stylish dress made call on
Mrs. Mary Taggart at W. E. Bells. 4lS
Ladies' fine shoes specially with ui. See
our kid button shoe at $50 $500, $50. &.75,
Ruchings in all the new colors and combi.
nations, ribbon ruching, ribbon and lisse com.
bined, &c. Prices much lower than ever be.
fore at R. NJ. Haddon Co.'S 1-1s
Large assortment fans, newest styles at R.
NJ. Haddon & Co.'S. 4.13
EOur line ribbons has never been more COM
plete. Many new styles latest shades. Prices
90 low that all can buy. R. M. Haddon q
Infants lace and embroidered caps 2sc. up
Newest shapes in hats received every week
by r. NJ. Haddon & Co. 4-fS
Ladies' do not think OF buying spring hat
or bonnet before seeing onr immense stock.
modest shapes, most stylish trimmings. Low.
est prices. R. M. Haddon & Co. 4-ls
Every lady in Abbeville county should sec
our line OF ginghams, seersu ckers, crtnkles,
tufted and stripe batlste, tufted pougee and
other new style dress goods. II you want q
wash dress we can suit you. R. NJ. Haddon
& Co. 4-ls
Beautiful assortment of white goods Bar
gains in india linens at 8, TO- II 10, 5, IS 2S to
Csc: per yard. Mulls. French muslins, French
nainsook. &C. r. NJ. Haddon & Co. 4-l8
Embroidered dress fronts, all-over embroid..
cry, founcing, black and white embroidery,
Haddon &:Co. 4-lS
We can show line Of dress goods and trim
mings which for beauty, variety and extent
has never been equalled In Abbeville. Every
souS as SsG sve Pssy sy sp4ae aqa ss fSS
don & Co. 4-l8
Nice assortment Of embroidered robes,
white and colored at r. NJ. Haddon & Cos.
GInghams and seersuckers for ladies and
misses wash dresses. w. E. Bell 4-ls
Gloves! silk, Lisle thread and kids for la
QleS ana misses. ALSO Deautl1ul 1no OF laCa
mitts. w. E. Bell. 4-l8
Lads corsets, DR.. Warmers, Balls, Thomp-
son, Caroline. the Bride, the best yet, and
Town Talk, w. E. Bell. 4-l3
Mrs Mary Taggart has all the styles for sum.
mer dresses. w. E. Bell. 4-lS
Summer silk in all shades and trimmings
to match. w. E. Bell. 4-13
Ladies calicaes, in white and colored. w. e.
Bell. 4-lS
Wedding oatflts gotten up on short notice.
w. E. Bell Alb
Cow peas COW peas supply limited call At
once and get what you need. w. Joel Smith
& Son. 4.lS
You should try German millet as forage
nothing better. Seed for sale by w. Joel
Smith & Son. 4-N
We are offering choice lot Of cow peas,
price reasonable. Smith & Son. 4-l4
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DR.. b. w. Richardson, at the recent
railway temperance meeting in England,
is reported as saying that alcohol exer-
cised injurious effects on the sense OF
sight, and that the range at which set
of figures could be read across a room
was shortened by three feet after taking
alcohol. Herein is found the oXplana-
ton of somc of the horrible railroad ac-
cidents of recent date.
The veteran typo of the Presbyterian
office. Mr.. T.. II. Cork, is enjoying the
festivities this week i'll his native city,
in the county and for faithfulness to his
employers he hasn't an equal in the State.
We wish him hearty. good time, and a
safe Journey back to his adopted home--
Associate Reformed Presbyterian.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
is daily deluged with letters from repre-
sentatives of various interests through
out tho country complaining Of hard
ships inflicted by the enforcement Of the
act,
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Dress goods trimming In all the new goods
and colors. w. i. Bell. Al
Colored laees for ginghams and lawns. W
e. Bell. AZ
rive this week. w. E. Bell. 4-27
New styles in ladies' and misses hats to ar
rive this week. w. E. Bell. Al
If you wish a cheap parasol with or without
lace call and secure bargain at once. w. E.
Bell. 5-2
Buy your dress goods for spring and sum-
B.Ir mer Of me- and you will be pleased. "; ID E.
Shoes for ladies and misses in button and
lace. Also fine stock Of opera slippers. w.
E. Bell. 4-13
Fans in fine hand painted. Satin cloth and
Jap. w. E. Bell. 413
Highlands lightning healing powder, guar
anteed to cure scratches, Quitter, cracked ft-
locks, and all sores that horse may be liable
to have, or money cheerfully refunded by
P. B. Speed. 2-l6
Woolfords sanitary lotion will cure all
forms OF contagious itch, mango, and scratch
Sy Ss e b leeieS' speed Only 00' 00''s '0 @ ais
Two fine vartetiesl OF field seed corn-one
introduced by Colonel Mosby OF Mississippi,
C.-for sale by E. A. Templeton eco.
Most any article, likely to be wanted, in the
drug line can be found at p B. Speed. 2-18
A new lot Of Electric razors' just open, If
you want an easy comfortable shave and
good razor that will last you try the "Elec.
Iric." w. Joel Smith d Son, 3-16
Ladies drop in and get stylish Batiste,
colored lawn, or neat and pretty calico for the
Spring. Smith G. Son.
Go to Smith & Son for special bargains in
calicos for quilts, &c. Sold by the pound.
Straw hats are now In season, and we are
prepared to show you pretty line. Smith q
Son.
.. Factory yarn. in all numbers at W. Joel
Jerseys! Jerseys! The greatest bargain
sale on record, New goods. New styles.
VIM. E. Bell. $50
You will be pleased when you see my stock
as 10 the new styles. VIM. Bell. 3-16.
Remember my stock of Spring goods will
arrive this week. VIM. Bell. 3-l8.
Millinery in all the new shades hats for
ladies and children. VIM. Bell. 3-l6.
Don't buy until You see my large stock OF
Spring goods. VIM. Bell. 316.
When in town don't fall to call and exam
Inc my stock of wash goods In all the mate
rails. VIM. Bell. 3-l6.
My stock Of Spring millinery and dress
goods will be in this week. VIM. Bell. 8-16
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! We have Just re-
mer hats, something new and stylish, as we'll
as full line Of staple and cheap goods we
would call the attention of the young men
specially to our nobby light weight slouch
hats. W.Joel Smith & Son. 80
have q lot of remnants sn dress glnghams
that will be sold for less than cost. VIM. E..
Bell. $50
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OLD TABERNAcLEs HoNoRED GRAVES.
Major Zeigler Utters u Beautiful SEN
timent, Which Will Meet With a
Hearty Response.
ARBEYILLE, S. c., ]

ABBEVILLE, >. u, May D, 1901.
Editor Press and Banner
Truly glad am and mine, OF the Chr1stlan
suggestion of that great and good man, Hon;
+. 4. Connor, concerning the sacred ground
of old Tabernacle, near Cokesbury. Never
clustered together noblcr characters than rest
there: never a country had better martyrs,
both for the cause of Christ and Of humanity
than those who rest there.
True and faithful patriots, who risked lie,
property and all in the grandest struggle III
which people ever engaged rest In that sa-
cred enclosure, and the sweet lit tile children,
who are now basking In the glorious sun
shine of their sainted mothers and grandpa
rents were here laid within few feet OF each
other. With mingled sorrow and pleasure we
dream of this beautiful panorama epcirclinS
our dear ones above, but towering above all
the beacon lights appear in the grand statues
the holy personages, the captains OF the heaV-
enly hosts, who regardless Of consequences,
unsheathed the sword, stood upon the ram
parts, and proclaimed the truths OF the Bible
from the sacred altar. The ashes OF many OF
this class arc there, while their spirits are
with God in heaven. ~
Let us all assemble on the 10th instan I, clear
off. beautify, decorate and organize, that In
the future old Tabernacle cemetery will show
that our loved ones though dead, Still live In
NJ. G.. ZEIGLER.
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ILaddOn's SpcciaIties--.Just Received.

50 pieces Swiss Embroidcries, in beautiful
patters, just received. II. NJ. Haddon & Co.
25 pieces white "Linon DeAlencion." "Linon
DeDacca," India Iinon, and other brands,
cheapest and prettiest white goods of the sea-
son. Il. NJ. Haddon S Co. Oh
10 pieces plaid Indian lawns, entirely new,
just received. II. NJ. Haddon Co, 81
10 pieces Spanish Oriental lace founcing,
Just received. r. NJ. Haddon & Co. 81
10 dozen ladies' fawn-colorcd "Mileruse"
silk gloves, the prettiest goods we have shown
this season. r. NJ. Haddon q Co. 5.4
Millinery novelties. Some entirely new
shapes and trimmings to suit will be shown
THIS week. X. NJ. Haddon Il Co. 81
SO dozen ladies' handkerchiefs. 1he, best
l0c. handkerchiefs we have ever offered can
now be seen at r. NJ. Haddon & Cos. 81
80 dozen ladies' and misses hose, beautiful
light weight goods for summer, just received.
X. NJ. Haddon L. Co. 81
Is dozen Indies llsle thread gloves. We
would call special attention to our 25c. Isle
thread plovcs-would be cheap at 81 cents. 10
arrive this week. r. NJ. Haddon & Co. 81
50 parasols, just received. Now is the time
to get real bargain in this line. r. NJ. Had
don d Co. 5-4